
BrainSoupFic publishes short, experimental fiction where sci-fi, fantasy, and dark humour collide in stories that refuse to behave.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 47 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Adam and Grayson did not expect their visit to K-W to end handcuffed and bent over the hood of a patrol car. Highlight of their trip, to be sure. But in K-W, that’s just Saturday night.
We’d done it all. Taken them to the teen night cl...
I won the first writing contest that I ever entered. And that win almost permanently stalled my writing journey. The fantasy adventure story I wrote qualified me as a finalist. Never mind that the work was derivative, including elements suc...
Though names have been changed, the events unfolded almost exactly as described. Creative license has been used to embellish the dialogue, and make the narrator sound way cooler than he actually was/is. Except for the opening line which is...
From the collection My Life and Other Exaggerations: A Hyperbolic Memoir. The events are all true though names have been changed and the narrative tone is completely fictitious. Never in my life could I be described as gangster. But though...
The year was 1984. It was just another day on the mean streets of Whitby, Ontario. My friend Adam came to me because he had a problem. The kind of problem that could only be resolved with muscle. The kind of problem that I specialized in. N...
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BrainSoupFic is Corey Lapell’s fiction lab for unruly short stories and flash. Sci-fi, fantasy, and dark humour collide—aliens, broken heroes, fairy-tale wreckage, and thoughts that should’ve stayed inside his head.
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